Immunizations


2011 - 2012

In an effort to help parents and students better prepare for the 2011-2012 school year, the CCS have put together this online guide of information.
If you have additional questions, please contact the CCS at 678.2300.

Immunizations

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August 25, 2011 will be the first day of school for students on the traditional calendar.

CCS encourages parents to protect their rising 6th graders from preventable pre-teen diseases by offering Tdap Clinics across the county. Clinics will be offered according to the following schedule. Please bring your child's shot record!

Host Site	Schools Attending	Clinic Date	Time
John Griffin MS 5551 Fisher Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28304	John Griffin, Lewis Chapel, Seventy First Classical, Westover	August 2, 2011	3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
South View MS 4100 Elk Road Hope Mills, NC 28348	South View, Hope Mills	August 16, 2011	9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Mac Williams MS 4644 Clinton Road Fayetteville, NC 28312	Mac Williams, Gray’s Creek	August 17, 2011	5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Spring Lake MS 612 Spring Avenue Spring Lake, NC 28390	Pine Forest, Spring Lake	August 17, 2011	5:30 p.m. - 8:30.p.m
Ireland Drive MS 1606 Ireland Drive Fayetteville, NC 28304	Ireland Drive, Max Abbott	August 22, 2011	4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Immunizations are the most important tools in the struggle against infectious disease. It is up to every health care provider and parent to make sure that all children receive the recommended shots in a timely manner. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) considers vaccination to be one of the 10 greatest public health achievements of the 20^th century.

Rev. 2/11

Immunization Requirements
2011 - 2012

Pre-K K-5 6-9 10-12

(4) DTP/DTaP with *(5) DTP/DTaP with booster on/after 4th birthday *(5) DTP/DTaP with booster on/after 4th birthday *(5) DTP/DTaP with booster on/after 4th birthday

(3) Polio *(4) Polio *(4) Polio *(4) Polio

***(1) MMR on/after 1st birthday ***(2) MMR
(1st on/after 1st birthday)
At least 28 day interval needed between doses. *** (2) MMR (2nd required if in K-1 grade for the first time, effective 7/1/94) First MMR must be on/after 1st birthday to count. at least 28 day interval needed between doses. *** (2) MMR (2nd required if in K-1 grade for the first time, effective 7/1/94) First MMR must be on/after 1st birthday to count. at least 28 day interval needed between doses.

****(3) Hepatitis-B (If born on/after 7/1/94.) Third dose shall NOT be given prior to 24 weeks of age if born on/after 11/17/01 ****(3) Hepatitis-B (If born on/after 7/1/94.) Third dose shall NOT be given prior to 24 weeks of age if born on/after 11/17/01 ***(3) Hepatitis-B (if born on/after 7/1/94) ***(3) Hepatitis-B (if born on/after 7/1/94)

**(1) Varicella - Given on or after 12 months of age (if born on/after 4/1/01) **(1) Varicella - Given on or after 12 months of age (if born on/after 4/1/01)

(1-4) HIB If HIB is given on/after 15 months of age, series is completed. If 3rd dose is given on/after 12 months of age, a fourth dose is not needed. No HIB is given after 5 years of age. HIB is not given after 5 years of age. If not yet 5 years, same as for Pre-K.

* Children receiving #4 DTP on or after 4th birthday are not required to have #5. Children receiving #3 Polio on or after 4th birthday are not required to have #4.
** Varicella is not required if the student has history of Chickenpox.
*** All students enrolled in school after 7/1/94 are required to have 2 measles vaccine. K-1 are required to have a 2nd measles and a 2nd mumps vaccine.
**** If 3rd Hepatitis B vaccine was given on or after 5/17/02 and was administered before the child was 24 weeks (6 months) of age, a repeat dose will be required.
Four day rule applies to any specified date for required vaccines.